What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot stated on a normal approach a hundred feet long from the landing zone when the aircraft touched down the left brake seemed to have locked up. The aircraft pulled to the left and the pilot steered to the right to correct the direction. Then the right brake seemed to have locked up, aircraft then entered the over run and stopped. Once the aircraft was moved back to the taxi way the aircraft was started and taxied back to parking with no issues. No injuries to the pilot and no damage to the aircraft.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT STATED ON A NORMAL APPROACH A HUNDRED FEET LONG FROM THE LANDING ZONE WHEN THE AIRCRAFT TOUCHED DOWN THE LEFT BRAKE SEEMED TO HAVE LOCKED UP. THE AIRCRAFT PULLED TO THE LEFT AND THE PILOT STEERED TO THE RIGHT TO CORRECT THE DIRECTION.THEN THE RIGHT BRAKE SEEMED TO HAVE LOCKED UP, AIRCRAFT THEN ENTERED THE OVER RUN AND STOPPED. ONCE THE AIRCRAFT WAS MOVED BACK TO THE TAXI WAY THE AIRCRAFT WAS STARTED AND TAXIED BACK TO PARKING WITH NO ISSUES. NO INJURIES TO THE PILOT AND NO DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT.